, 1887-07-14
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

It cost the city about 1925 to BAN
quet the hremen.
With ak of its enterprise the city
cannot boast Of its sidewalks.
Time il up on the 4th of July rail-
road excursion rates tomorrow,
Judge Booge only, had a vag and
plain drunk to practice on yester'
iay, They were taxed as usual.
Dan Sully will make you laugh
and he will be here under the man.
sgement Mr.. Hill In few days.
The wardner base ball club is look.
ing for spheres to conquer. This Is
apretty good place to commence at'
Married.-At Spokane Falls, July
9th, by Rev. j. Edwards, John
Pray to Ella Van Vleet, both OF this
city.
The road bed of the street railway
is laid for about half mile and opera
tions have ceased until the iron ar
rives.
Parties ere daily passing through
the city ON their way to some OF the
numerous mining camps In this VI
cinity.
The drummer boy of the Kappa.
hammock will be the attraction here
next Wednesday and Thursday
evenings.
Tickets for the flremen's ball can
be obtained at Clough's old stand.
Heath's book store or at Sherwood
Dempsie's.
The prospects of a new railroad on
the north side of the river has not
inflated the price OF real estate In
that part Of town.
Mrs. Martin has Just received a
fine line of ready-made suits for la
dies, which are now on exhibition
and for sale cheap.
Money to loan on real estate
and improved farm lands at lowest
rates. Apply to the Northwestern
h Pacific mortgage company.
New residences in various parts of
town are being started every day.
There seems to be no end to the
building operations this season.
The general conversation now-a-
days Is mines and mining. 1t is u
very slow inhabitant who does not
own an interest in some claim.
Mr.. Ide is putting up one of the most
substantial brick buildings in the
CITY on Sprague street. The facings
are of stone aud the walls exceeding
ly massive.
g. w. Clingan desires to tender
his heartfelt thanks to his neighbors
who did so much to alleviate the
sufferings of his wife and child dur
ing their recent fatal illness.
Ladies who desire to contribute
either flowers or floral decorations
for the tables or hall at the firemen's
dance are requested to leave them at
Concordia hall next Tuesday.
The county Jail on the north side
of the river is nearing completion.
1t is not large structure but it is
put together to hold any prisoners
that may be stored away between its
walls.
Warren Hussey, Esq, contem-
plates the erection of three hand
some residences in Brownies addi-
ton this summer. Work will prob
ably commence within the next few
weeks.
The Glover mansion is moving
slowly out Riverside avenue. 1t
will occupy a lot in Brownies addi-
tion. During its transfer through
the streete 1t interrupts telephonic
communication.
The council has decided that the
residents of the First ward south of
the railroad shall have supply of
water. The extension of mains will
be duly appreciated by the residents
of that quarter of the city.
The officers improved the interior
of the palatial town Jail yesterday
with decoration of Whitewash. 1t
was a serious inconvenience to the
insect inhabitants, but it gives the
premises a more cheerful appear
ance for those who are compelled to
occupy quarters in the institution.
Tuesday evening the driver of A.
M. CAnnon's private carriage ran the
vehicle into post on Riverside ave.
nue., near the Presbyterian church,
damaging the vehicle to considera-
BILE extent. Mrs. Bennett and child
were in the carriage at the time, but
fortunately escaped without injury.
Mrs. Davies has disposed of her
millinery parlors on Howard street
to Mrs. Martin, but will continue
with the lady for the present as
trimmer. Mrs. Davies desires to ex-
tend her thanks to the ladies of Spo-
kane Falls and vicinity for the liber-
al patronage bestowed upon her dur
ing the time she has been in busi-
ness in this city.